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I'm quite surprised at the volume of responses to my situation, and can only surmise that this group does take the welfare of members seriously. I appreciate all of your considerations.
I am not a regular poster to this group, but attend to the activities posted here on a daily basis. Other than feeding a 401k, my purchase of Niocorp stock has been my primary venture into other investments (I do have some SCY holdings, but some times wonder why). I suppose I would be a typical poster boy for people preparing for retirement. No need to go into my personal history, but I did start late, and knew that a 401k alone would not be enough to enjoy a comfortable retirement.
I jumped on the Niocorp band wagon back when it was $.25, so in retrospect I guess I haven't been one of the “longs” for as long as I thought. But I watched the dramatic climb to almost $1.50 like the rest of you, and knew I had made the right decision. The steady decline back to the upper $.30's was demoralizing, but regular attendance of this board kept me from following a sheep mentality, and selling my holdings. The positive attitude reflected in this board has been very inspiring, and kept my spirits up during what feels to me like a long developing process. I've also had several interactions with Jim Sims, which astounds me considering his level in the company.
For Puzt. I'm not sure what you're saying, but interpret things to mean sell at approximately $1.14/1.18 Canadian, and then expect another drop in share price soon after. Do you see another significant gain in the very near future? Because we've been staggering around a lot since May, and haven't seen share prices in this range since late March.
For the rest of you recommending other means of transferring my Niocorp stock, you've given options I haven't considered. Thanks for all of your help.
In short, I want to thank all of you for your thoughts on my situation, and will consider them in my own inexperienced way.
